suze orman, the good, bad and ugly of the celebrity branded cards. we begin with jobs and how to get big business to make more of them. to hear the corporate members of the president s jobs council explain it, the problem is not creating jobs, it s creating qualified workers. ge s ceo jeff immelt who runs the council for the president told him his week, again, there is no silver bullet to create jobs now. and at the white house, executives worried about the quality of america s work force. we re desperate trying to hire more people but it has to be people who have the technical skills to meet the jobs we need and it gets harder and harder to find them. that s facebook s chief operating officer. she noted there are 3.2 million job openings in america that are today going unfilled. nick chris tof a pulitzer prize winning columnist for the new york times and lee gallagher the managing editor of fortune magazine. welcome to both of you. the fact is conversation in board r
you re done in two minutes. you say to newt, what? what the hell are you doing? you believe you i expect this from sol olinsky. this is what he taught barack obama, and the stuff you re saying is one of the reasons we re in the trouble we re in right now. this total ignorant populist view of the economy that was proven to be incorrect with the soviet union, with chinese communism. also today, tom donahue, president of chamber of commerce called the front runner foolish, saying, quote, i was very disappointed with the intramural carrying on with the republican party. he also scolded gingrich and perry for attacking romney s record. it sounds as if you re attacking the capitalism and the free-market system. and that s not what we re about. to attack that, to me, is inconsistent with who we are. governor perry has dialed back his rhetoric. he was calling governor romney a vulture capitalist. he s not using that term anymore. that line of attack cost him the support o
republicans pleading for the strength. you pick up the phone when you re done in two minutes. you say to newt, what? what the hell are you doing? you believe you i expect this from sol olinsky. this is what he taught barack obama, and the stuff you re saying is one of the reasons we re in the trouble we re in right now. this total ignorant populist view of the economy that was proven to be incorrect with the soviet union, with chinese communism. also today, tom donahue, president of chamber of commerce called the front runner foolish, saying, quote, i was very disappointed with the intramural carrying on with the republican party. he also scolded gingrich and perry for attacking romney s record. it sounds as if you re attacking the capitalism and the free-market system. and that s not what we re about. to attack that, to me, is inconsistent with who we are. governor perry has dialed back his rhetoric. he was calling governor romney a vulture capitalist. he s not
hacker tried to bring down bill o reilly.com. cost us a lot of money did, a lot of damage. he was caught by the fbi after extensive investigation, wiehl. in federal court he was sentenced to what? two and a half years. 30 months of federal time which is hard time. and in three years of supervised release after that it s a very strict punishment, in my estimation for hacking into bill o reilly.com. bill: why did he get strict punishment. the guidelines were 10 to 16 months. what he did was fatal flaw was he lied to the pre-sentence report officer. the person writing down everything that he is telling him to write put this report together for the judge. he said, you know, i was working at stanley steamer cleaner. bill: put himself off as a pillar of the community. actually a university of akron guy, right? sad case. 2-year-old guy. got a baby. bill: not sad. is he a pinhead. how did he lie. he lied in the pre-sentence investigation report. he said he was working stanley c
sorry. bill: a few years ago a hacker tried to bring down bill o reilly.com. cost us a lot of money did, a lot of damage. he was caught by the fbi after extensive investigation, wiehl. in federal court he was sentenced to what? two and a half years. 30 months of federal time which is hard time. and in three years of supervised release after that it s a very strict punishment, in my estimation for hacking into bill o reilly.com. bill: why did he get strict punishment. the guidelines were 10 to 16 months. what he did was fatal flaw was he lied to the pre-sentence report officer. the person writing down everything that he is telling him to write put this report together for the judge. he said, you know, i was working at stanley steamer cleaner. bill: put himself off as a pillar of the community. actually a university of akron guy, right? sad case. 2-year-old guy. got a baby. bill: not sad. is he a pinhead. how did he lie. he lied in the pre-sentence investigation repor